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Stop infections at the source
Infection Prevention & Control
Protocols and resources for preventing healthcare-associated infections.
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- Hand Hygiene Guidelines
- Isolation Precautions
- Disinfection Protocols
- Outbreak Response Plans
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Selection, use, and disposal
Personal Protective Equipment
Guidance on proper selection, use, and disposal of PPE for clinical environments.
Resources
- PPE Selection Guide
- Donning & Doffing Procedures
- Respirator Fit Testing
- Glove Selection Chart
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Prevent needlestick injuries
Sharps Safety
Prevent needlestick injuries with proper handling, devices, and disposal.
Resources
- Sharps Handling Protocols
- Safety Device Selection
- Post-Exposure Procedures
- Container Placement Guidelines
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Reduce errors, improve outcomes
Patient Safety
Resources for reducing medical errors and improving patient outcomes.
Resources
- Fall Prevention Protocols
- Medication Safety Checks
- Patient ID Verification
- Pressure Injury Prevention
Essential Practices
Six practices
every shift.
01
Perform Hand Hygiene
Wash hands or use alcohol-based hand rub before and after patient contact.
02
Use Appropriate PPE
Select PPE based on anticipated exposure and follow proper donning/doffing procedures.
03
Handle Sharps Safely
Never recap needles. Dispose of sharps immediately in approved containers.
04
Follow Isolation Precautions
Adhere to standard and transmission-based precautions as indicated.
05
Report Safety Concerns
Report near misses and safety issues promptly to improve systems.
06
Stay Current on Training
Complete required safety training and stay updated on protocols.
Compliance
Regulatory
compliance.
Stay compliant with federal and state healthcare safety regulations. Our resources align with current standards from these organizations.
OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens
29 CFR 1910.1030OSHA PPE Standard
29 CFR 1910.132CDC Hand Hygiene Guidelines
Updated 2022CMS Infection Control
CoP RequirementsJoint Commission Standards
IC ChapterState Health Department
Varies by state
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